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Concrete Restoration, Joint Treatment and Crack Repair
Provides an overview of the key factors in the proper specification and installation of concrete joints, as well as discussions on the methods and materials that are used to repair cracks and spalling.
Upon completion of this course, the Learner should be able to:
- Discuss the various types of concrete joints, as well as the guidelines of the America Concrete Institute that are used to map the spacing and depth of control joints.
- Explain the proper treatment of concrete joints, along with the methods and materials that are used to protect concrete and provide long-term functionality.
- State some of the common concrete repair methods for dynamic and static cracks.
- Define the epoxy injection process that provides full depth repair for structural cracks.
- Summarize the repair issues and considerations related to concrete patching and spalling.
Approximately 1 hour. Delivered online, at your own pace.
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Presenter Information
Name: Tom Murphy
Title: Director of Sales, Concrete Restoration and Protection, Adhesives Technology Corporation
Background: Tom Murphy has been associated with the construction industry for over 20 years. While at Sherwin-Williams he was Vice President of Marketing for the General Polymers Brand of seamless flooring products and concrete repair materials. He has worked with SSPC to establish the industries third party training and certification for installation of seamless floor coatings. He also Chairs and participates on several committees associated with the building guides and standards for concrete repair, surface preparation, and protection. At Adhesives Technology Corp. focus is on the development of new technology to bring value through higher performance, ease-of-use, environmentally friendliness and longer life cycle performance.
